Botanical Illustration I: Basic Drawing Techniques | Horticulture Section Next course: June 2016. Cost: $600. Enrollment limited to 20 students. Have you ... ... always wished that you could be more proficient at drawing? About the course This six-week online course for beginners (seven including the introductory week) teaches you how to use plants as the subject of art with easy approaches and many visual examples. A physical distance from other students allows you to express yourself creatively without comparing your work to those around you, fostering confidence and your own individual style, while still providing an opportunity to interact with others online through a discussion forum. Botanical Illustration I: Basic Drawing Techniques is designed for beginning artists of all ages and from all walks of life — from current students, to those who haven't taken a class in a very long time. Topics include: How to observe and approach subjects for drawing. You do not receive Cornell University credit for taking the course. Syllabus: View full syllabus [.pdf]
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How to Draw FORCE - DrawingForce Female Anatomy for Artist - Ultra-high resolution female photo references – Female-Anatomy-for-Artist.com How to Illustrate a Cartoon Building Vector in Adobe Illustrator Learn how to illustrate a cartoon building vector, simply by using basic geometric shapes and various Adobe Illustrator tools and functions. Get ready to make a fun, beautiful cartoon building illustration! Tutorial Details: How to Illustrate a Cartoon Building Program: Adobe Illustrator CS6 – CCDifficulty: IntermediateTopics Covered: Design Theory, Shape Building, RenderingEstimated Completion Time: 20 Minutes Final Image: Fancy Cartoon Building We recently learned how to create your own chalkboard vector. Step 1 We’ll start designing our building from its front part, creating the entrance. Switch to the Direct Selection Tool (A), select the top left anchor point and move it a few pixels to the left either by dragging it with your mouse or by hitting the left arrow key a few times. We’ll be transforming and distorting basic geometric shapes in order to give our image a playful cartoon look. Step 2 Now let’s shape the biggest window of our building. Step 3 Step 4 Now we’ll make a door. Step 5
Chapter 2. Human anatomy and figure drawing Chapter 2. Human anatomy and figure drawing Before we start, I'd like to point out that knowledge of human anatomy is not a replacement for studying the body from real life or photos. We'll start with the largest bones and muscle masses. I would also like to apologize in advance for using the Latin names of the bones and muscles. (All illustrations in this chapter are referenced from photos that were taken from large distances, x-ray images, and [Gold], [Gray], and [Barc]) Figure 2.1. The human body is usually measured in units of heads. Unless you are drawing an adult that is standing up straight, you can't use this diagram directly. Arms are 3½ heads long.When the arms are hanging down, the elbows line up with the bottom of the ribcage, and the fingertips reach halfway the upper leg.The navel is positioned roughly halfway between the nipples and the crotch, and halfway between the bottom of the ribcage and the top of the pelvis.
Art of Aaron Blaise - Animation Lessons, Tutorials & Digital Painting Courses Horse Anatomy Pictures-Think Like a Horse-Rick Gore Horsemanship Heart Rate: 30-44 beats per minute, too fast could mean recent exercise, pain, fever, heat stroke, shock or anxiety; too slow could mean shock, hypothermia, reaction to poison plants or medication. Temperature: 99-101 degrees, high temp could be heat stroke, infection, recent exercise; low temp could be shock, hypothermia or unable to produce heat. Capillary Refill Time: Press on a horse's gum's, they will go white or blanch, then they should return to pink or normal color within 1-2 seconds. If color returns too fast it could be high blood pressure, anxiety or nervousness. If color returns too slow it could be shock or poisoning. Digital Pulse: This is found on the foot on the inside of the ankle, below the fetlock. Gum Color: The gum's should be pale or pink. Gut Sounds: You should hear long and short rumbles and some gurgles.